Hi John
Yes it does sound interesting, but El Braille sounds even more up my street
because it is based on Windows 10, and has a detachable Braille display. If
this is all true and not just conflicting rumour, then it has to be better
than devices using Windows CE. The HumanWare Braille Touch still uses its
KeySoft suite of apps, so I am cautious about how this device will work when
you download third party stuff from the Play Store.
Let's see what happens.
Kind Regards,
Jackie Brown
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john gallagher
Sent: 24 March 2016 20:21
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Subject: [access-uk] the new braille note touch
hi all
i have just heard the podcast from mystic access about the new release of
the bhl note touch device. this device is either an 18 or 32 cell braille
display on an android tablet using keysoft. touch bhl sounds awesome and the
product really does sound very very good indeed making use of the touch
braille and also using the tablet just like an android tablet. the device is
to be shipped around may so watch this space. i think that humanware are on
a winner with this product as you can use the app or should i say play
store. so you have access to the google docx files skype and all the apps
one can use on an android tablet. now i must win the lottery.
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